The Strike on a Wagner Camp in Ukraine

The U.S. intelligence community had actually seen Pragoshan preparing for this for weeks, the Washington Post reports. It's not clear that there was ever a strike, or if there was a strike, maybe perhaps a Shoyu got wind of the fact and decide to strike first. Unclear what happened. Doesn't actually matter. But at the end of the day, they were able to take Rostov, a city of a million people, by the way, without firing a shot.